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Sudden resignation of El Corte Inglés top executive shakes Spanish business—who's next?

El Corte Inglés to Appoint New Chief Operating Officer Following Strategic Changes. Major personnel changes are underway at Spain’s leading retail company, El Corte Inglés. Chief Operating Officer Javier Catena has decided to step down following the launch of a new strategic direction. The decision has already been agreed with management, and the company is preparing for a smooth transition of responsibilities.

Wedding of the Year at the House of Alba: Who Is Amina Martínez de Irujo?

Amina Martínez de Irujo: From the Shadows to Godmother at Her Father’s Wedding. A significant event is approaching in aristocratic circles. A young heiress has found herself in the spotlight. She is about to take on a truly special and honorable role. Discover the details of the upcoming celebration.

Madrid surprises: new tax benefit for young people sparks debate

Madrid Promises Up to 400 Euros Reimbursement for Young Working Students’ Education. Madrid authorities are launching a new tax initiative for students who combine work and study. The measure is aimed at supporting young people pursuing higher education. The program is expected to benefit thousands of young residents in the region.

Spain surprises Europe again: adults struggle with math and reading

In Spain, One in Four Teenagers Does Not Receive the Education Needed for Employment. Spain has recorded a record-high percentage of young people with low educational attainment. Adults also struggle with basic skills. New data raises questions about whether the education system meets the needs of the labor market.

A new era at the Zarzuela Palace: Queen Letizia bets on journalists

Spanish Royal Court Strengthens Team: Two Prominent Journalists Take Key Roles in Queen Letizia’s Inner Circle. Queen Letizia starts the new season with staff changes. Two seasoned journalists, Marta Carazo and Rosa Lertxundi, have joined her team at Zarzuela Palace. Their task is to stabilize key positions and modernize the communication strategy of the Spanish royal household.

No es pereza: la verdadera razón por la que no terminas lo que empiezas

Spanish Psychologists Explain Why We Abandon Tasks Halfway And What Really Lies Behind It. The habit of leaving things unfinished isn't always a sign of procrastination. Spanish experts believe it may stem from deep-seated fears, low self-esteem, and even childhood beliefs. Find out how to recognize the issue and restore your motivation.

Qué profesiones eligen los niños del futuro: tendencias inesperadas

What Spanish Teenagers Want to Be: Generation Alpha’s New Career Dreams. Recent data from an international survey reveals which professions are most appealing to today’s Generation Alpha teenagers. The study covered more than 11,000 boys and girls, shedding light on how modern youths envision their future on the job market.

De Caracas a Madrid: un camino hacia el éxito lleno de desafíos y mucho amor

The Story of Camila Cisneros: How a Venezuelan Influencer Built a Fashion Empire and Found Her Home in Madrid. At 18, Camila Cisneros moved from Venezuela to Madrid with dreams of becoming an architect, but she became a prominent fashion influencer and entrepreneur. Discover her journey to success, the creation of her jewelry brand, and how the Spanish capital became her second home.

Por qué los españoles dejan sus empleos: razones inesperadas y datos recientes

Almost Half of Spaniards Change Jobs for Work-Life Balance. In Spain, 46% of employees consider changing jobs to achieve a better balance between their professional and personal lives. This factor now outweighs salary and career prospects, according to recent labor market research. Find out which other reasons influence workers' decisions and how priorities shift across various sectors and generations.

¿Por qué las mentes más brillantes de España no ven futuro en su país?

Spain Loses Young Scientists: Why Talents Are Leaving Abroad. Spain continues to face an outflow of young specialists in science. Despite a high level of education, many graduates choose to work and study abroad due to low salaries, a lack of job openings, and limited prospects. Experts are calling for reforms to preserve the country's scientific potential.